Show 11i00:V51A4"id" Ow be Salt :nk rfribunt Eunday Morning A3 April 29 1945 ES NAZI ESCAPE ROUTES '"611110111)b-wPASS- tg:er'ipl: ofytLINGp!I fl epute I"' Nolo Lam At01: P 1 fT ":AA 1' :er 'er:'7r Di JO M ZI - :0mo T leo os - -- - JA‘ - 1- - a - - - I 1ZAtiriki IMIJOIT v 1 TOW 01 -E- ?kt "L''''' ''KON r'' 1 77 Zre Trk:: 101:'" el'0i " ft i' 7 ' OttENt 3'4' ea2(iLiZERA4 te I' I( oN s I Ap :'1101q0A11 ''4 - - NEUCM AT ' 171s 11 ' :- C- - xL::KNfC 2 'r'W :' if ST- ':" 4'- -: 1 T!0t Iry ALIIAN1:41 C P4UR '''''4':'5-"- - cross-Rhin- Interest" The statement by supreme headquarters which originally had de- clined to comment on the ground that the disagreement was political said at the outset: Clears Point "The instructions of the Sixth army group to the First French army in reference to their presence in Stuttgart were concerned not with the future territory or zone of occupation of Germany by French troops but that Stuttgart was included in the operational boundary of the zone of operations of the Seventh U S army and not in the operational zone of the First French army "Stuttgart is an important rail communication and supply center which was selected to serve the military requirements of the Seventh army in order that operations of that army in the defeat of the common enemy would be - facilitated" N1' 01 A t vo Lt7'!1 sonnel in Europe Larry Rue By rr including German democrats and antinazis havefl been exterminated" the report adds mentioning that six out of the nine French generals originaly committed to the camp died there The per cent death rate was estimated at 200 daily 5700 dying or being killed in February 5900 10 in March and 2000 the fir days of April The surviving population amongst which "any one was of outstanding intellectual or moral Wood reported qualifications" numbered 20000 Four thousand of these were Jews In the prison were 1000 boys under 14 Among the French iny memmates were four bers of parliament eight high ranking generals professors at the University of Paris the Pasteur institute and the University of Caen as well as numerous French lawyers engineers doctors and editors Copyright by Chicago Tribune t -7' " flk sure HALL UN3 NVI ISCHL 8 -- - 11 A IF 2-- n1' LI"' " - A fr- -' - i ' (r-:dc- -- o':--- - LLJ ) 51 A "!- Ae '7'1‘k-v''''-- ' 8 4 'MAL G 2 ''- -' A KCAGENFLIR I PA A N- e i'''a':9 i :: 'e0-r"- I - ' - Li' UDINE - 71 s Z -- A I Z -- CO IA ''' - "' AR A A anti-Vich- 1 ?A A PIETRO S A A 10 116611111111 4L A 1 0 - f21 A ACENZ A IN$i A 'F ' - -- 41e7k i:E 4414 or owihJ12 Tho 6771111174Z fr 4"' 5 - - A :: ' :::- 5-- : t2:-—?"- f4 t r r F "'- -' ' A PRAT A - fo SA '1Cil 14 - - - - AP Pte Nazis in Northern Italy Face' Doom as Allies Press In U S Smashes France Votes First Time in To Alps Milan Reports 9 Years Today (2111---- - I - Cook Tea Coffee Co U EINEMINEMEll Anglo-Americ- Check all the pieces an rou 001 lese smcli r D) 1 rt r À : ) 1 4- NA' 4 court-martia- - criss-cross- Irrigation ed LIi 77 50-mi- 1e 4A so-call- ed 1 s fAliMim MIIMWizallikk4M11 rozt liteet 7 or? 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The suite is a modern waterfall style in lustrous walnut veneers Complete ensemble consists of: vtce e '?st g I 1 4 1f Bed Resilient Mattress Chest of Drawers Buoyant Metal Vanity or Dresser Spring 2 Plump Pillows Vanity Bnch Bedroom Outfits as Low as $9950 Other 41 r "7A I Waterfall 4:r- tr r A Year ogallts actlitt $ I ) D k tilt MIR -'14 ea barracks which was so crowded there was less than 40 cubic feet per person (the U S army rewhere quires 600) the hospital the death rate ran from 5 to 2 o daily the medical experimentation building "used for medical experiments and vivisections where few who entered came out alive" the body disposal plant and how that operated Rations fed the 700 calories amounted to 600 to prisoners daily The report says the story regarding the use of tattooed human skin for souvenirs is "true in every respect" Commandant L'Hospital stated: "The wife of one of the SS (elite guard) officers started the fad" The report continues "that any prisoners who happened to have extensive tattooing was brought before her that if ahe found the tattooing satisfactory the prisoner was killed and skirmed that the skin with tattooing was then tanned and made into souvenirs such as lamp shades wall pictures book ends etc" The report 'winds up by saying Buchenwald is not unique and similar camps exist elsewhere in the reich -- - Is SALtSUNG L 7 - I -- "b -i A - 44 - VIENNA i 0 wits I1A0 gt-- 1::: (04161 G v' i"i' 0 I r - LP—Supreme headquarters declared Saturday the French were obstructing the U S Seventh army drive on the nazis' southern redoubt by occupying Stuttgart and unless they moved out the Americans' would have to find "a less desirable and less efficient" suDply base At last reports the French First army which captured the Wuerttemberg province's capital was still there backed by the French council of ministers Denies Request The council disapproved of the request to move out the troops on the grounds that the big three had not taken any action on France's in postwar occupation zone claims i southwest Germany A SHAE F statement said the withdrawal was requested by headquarters of Gen Jacob L Devers' Sixth army group which embraces both the Seventh army of Lt Gen Alexander M Patch and the French First army of Lt Gen Jean de Latre de Tassigny Nothing in the nature of a clash bas been reported and the statement itself indicated that to avoid one the Americans might look elsewhere "In the event Stuttgart is not available to the requirements of the Seventh army a less desirablq and less efficient communications and supply center will have to be developed to serve the needs of the Seventh army in their assigned Misgion of destroying the enemy In their zone of advance" the statement said 'Underscores Demand French officials took the position that the Stuttgart incident at the moment of the San Francisco conference serves to underscore France's unanswered request to the big three for a clearly defined postwar occupational zone include ing policing of the country from the Ruhr to Lake Constance The Paris press and radio rushed to the support of the French position A Paris domestic broadcast affirmed that "it is now more than ever necessary to defend France's :ift'- ' '''' -- 28 Niiili1 iii::") 1 ' )uaa14 ' i :X ort: k" -- LINZ 171ry11( !21INHI'!4 t r tosleammEitGAti qr9ttc't :a0 - liCHTIP1 GLARUS V Yanks SHAEF Says A li rRitaittCHi0iAWN : 1)ActAt? (orPs)--T- he PARIS April 'of was to Buchenwald sea Licx ii mission 1ez FEU:WMCp scpilyA fo qf t 1 s :40 serve as "an extermination fac' ERN A ' ''' T'-in f 7 Li key 7 ie S '' v cc:b--- r 'I 1 V '1 Af'41 S NV p61 tory" as "mere death is not bad - E'' II—N1 7c1--' i SZONBAnoty R4' l 4 IliOCASTEINckq A01) A 1 '4' enough for antinazis" according bifS I 6e-v- i ktc 11"::''' GRAZ 4)c00 ''''''ezfltor:'11C):7 orn! ::"11N vo0111Z to a detailed report on the camp 7 is 4 EVII ' rft':o? 1 I tie c te140' ) !— made ''"'':" by Brig Gen Eric F Wood '''''0'''Z 1:077REP!:: itoutvG: :)fil 1‘ L! INci: Lt Col Charles H Ott and others r 4r (!iOW co f -cm — oogiyA V N OR after a thorough inspection April "'' solzAN0§' it i i RhOtk i!: ' 41 i'i ist1 'MAITIONYZ‘V 16 with an American officer and a ) 4 r ff ' 436 '0 ytIPS '''''' "r! k5T04?i110 ''f BO A'It''''''“ ' t o'' ''' :'S French commandant—Renee t 14 7$)!0 66A i'd ) '47554:?:7fDoLomreEi:4 at ' L'Hospital former aide of Marshal : : i tcAa4b:(2 Lome : Como(ED019 f 0 IRENI(?:ELLIJNO i ' 77Z:"! ''' Zrt7rntr:- Ferdinand Foch who had been a 7' AtLMafioi A0'S7 ::: 1:--- ké prisoner in the camp during the 1)is '1:!13!) ' '''':-)? ''':(1 1 a3mo 11- 4 ''''s::?:' two months prior to its capture— 444 ''' itiNVali :1 tk:k!? ) tcif(11) LLAT GO1 t a "J 1 4 711 'q aiNGAMO PO ::IG as guides 111 11 " idt 4 i li" Kmo0A!tu::: ' :::" l ) 0 I k NOV I 22 'LIZ G18 IP 't The delegation of American I 1Z sit 2 It you' at MILAN was given the report Frieditors TROSri Se 111triTMLTNssasTill Jo t no J5011 it WEtS released by suand P0f)strif 4 day UN'IIIRN1112 cATA11110 Jr: Pr Nr c P ADØV MAP:TOVA A4 allied UIANCON upe AT headquarters Saturpreme 4 it) 7 day tlf(1111SANDItIA A:Cr5f k:1 The commandant weighed 95 L il poYti e()V IGO NC:!::!::77 L'-'-lititbo CNC b 4k':)'71 : 7 Is7IL1 5:1Arlfri:::(0:t: 1 setul iallo Fc!ui‘ ?ARO" pounds against his normal weight ti51 :"! rf '7 175 but was in far better physof P ::VI111117 '': '1 ( 1471::-:r:- : ycuNio tka":di V e1:: 404 L' S6''''''N' 'itN ical condition than the average of 'I ' '0 t' l3 0) '"11:wahl' GENOA 4'“5 ' '17114 r11 r4:r- - r P0'114 i his fellow prisoners due to his hav- Explains Camp '144" fk10 4 : rL''':::' f3 iftpr-tPe''4--' 4 '''L°' ing been in the camp only two A The report goes on with de':': ':s'7'-!- ' months the report avers ": ': of which already ( scriptions—most ::::- ':: :''i''f A"7-'7' In 1933 have been reported—of the camp Started t '::: :li : 2L44T vER:: ':' D1R ItS:11 ::::: ?such as the little 0 Buchenwald had been in opera- installation' ' ' ' ' was bethe where 'Ifi' r : r- - camp IGRIAV ' ! EN tion ever since 1933 when the tween 2 and 4 cdeath ratea et ) oriA41 7 regular daily 4 nazi party first came into power R 14 ' z:71L "444 out 2$ and the 101 50 MILES the report points ON'tri It St-0ANCQNot Gr IT IS A WELL KNOWN FACT charge is made the nazis deliberately exterminated their enemies through "starvation complicated that people gather where good by hard work abuse beating and tortur and incredibly crowded coffee is served sleeping conditions" tens of thou"By these means Art" "Masters of the Coffee-Blendin- g sands of the- best leadership per mountatn in out that They point contint bottleneck cities before these denies the bombing target is landBy James D White to routes vulnerable centrated and escape Associated Press Writer SALT LAKE CITY 35 WEST 1ST SOUTH Copyright by Chicago Tribune Military men concede that some slides which bombs cart start most expendable legions Germans Hitler's — 23 out forces PARIS For be to Allied air Mediterranean the able walk April S tank ROME April 28 are probably those left in northern over thesemay elecpasses but they feel recently made 3000 sorties in a Headquarters for FINE HOTEL and RESTAURANT COFFEES troops racing across northwestern first time in 'nine years can deny single day many of them against routes to continued that With their escape bombing Italy held tions be wilt throughItaly captured Brescia and Ber- out France constant allied them trains and heavy vehicles these and similar targets Sunday Around 23 the north under gamo at the foot of the Alps SatrellIE111111011111M1111EMIOMMIMMIELOMMIIIIIMMEIMINEIMIMNSIONNIMON the' elements of an estimillion French men and women bombing urday blocking the last two Gernow are mated 20 German divisions man escape routes to the Brenner registered as electors will choose 600000 in councilors being battered by the municipal pass into Austria and an unoffioffensive communes or of 30000 districts cial Milan radio report said they These Germans have been fightWomen France who reprealready had reached the Swiss ing a long time and are now defrontier at Como 30 miles beyond sent about 60c1) of the elector- pendent largely upon the supplies 1 i !4 I ate will vote for the first time they have or which can be made Bergamo 46 4F in northern Italian factories An Some spokesmen think Gen Genoa Cleared De Gaulle might make cabinet American military estimate is that 44 ma (The Swiss radio said that the shifts if the elections show some they may still number 140000 : Germans had agreed to surrender political men in the country In the provinces of Lombardy and are not parties On the east they face the possirepresented adequately Piedmont which border on southThe paper shortage has rebility of a Russian drive into their ern Switzerland and embrace stricted electioneering material flank from the direction of BelI northwest and north central Italy contributing to the quietness of grade possibly aided by Yugoslav 4 ‘01 This report was without confirmaelections Most observers are partisans Vienna is already in 4 tion in Rome or elsewhere Its! Interested highly in seeing how Russian hands ( Another unconfirmed Swiss French women Passes to the west are closed take to their i4A tor ") radio report said the fallen duce ' 114 ' Just in time for spring—when you first vote franchise There are by French troops Switzerland unBenito Mussolini had been taken hundreds of women candidates ofre want your home to be fresh and new! der international law would have ff& to Milan by Italian patriots and See these outstanding outfit values! the votes polled to intern any German troops reI By totaling 447r l) would be tried by a patriot by various parties it might be treating into Swiss territory possible to throw some light on Low MODERN LIVING ROOM! at Valley The last German troops were questions now asked about cleared from Genoa last big west France: Namely how far have The Po valley broad and flat a 4 coast port held by the enemy and the communists' gains gone and is by 6000 prisoners were taken a specan the resistance movements ditches roads and many small - ::' ' i !i cial allied communique said Po tributaries Military men think hope to compete with old estabt lished political parties at the this valley may be fairly easy goSimultaneously it w a a anonce A Yoar to Pay in force nounced officially that Marshal polling booths broken into is it ing Rodolfo Graziani fascist comBehind the plain the nazis are L Here's a room that will really be nice mander in chief of Benito Musso- northwest through Bergamo out- believed to have two shorter deto come home to! 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